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thriving business. Chuck agreed to chat with WHSR about how businesses can change their thinking to that of a fighter pilot and overcome various obstacles standing in the way of success. About Chuck Gumbert Chuck Gumbert Chuck Gumbert is a former F-14 Tomcat pilot. Chuck is no stranger to adversity, yet he's overcome everything life threw at him and excelled. When he was two years old, he contracted polio, which can be a crippling disease. However, he was able to eventually overcome the effects and

The music was very poignant and had a great contrast throughout each movement. The beginning of the piece almost sounded like music that would be played in a classic horror/haunted house movie - the part where the piano plays itself! My emotions were mixed up throughout the entire piece and I tried very hard to paint a picture in my mind to what the composer was actually expressing and what kind of story was he trying to tell. “Could it be a tragic love story?”, “Could it be a story about a miserable

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The Disappearing Spoon written by author Sam Kean, is a book in where it talks about how the elements from the periodic table play a huge role into where we stand today. Kean digs deep down into where and how these elements were discovered or created. From the stories of the elements he can tell the reader how it led to other stories of science, history, finance, mythology, the arts, medicine, and more Ch. 1 In Geography is Destiny, the author Sam Kean begins by going into the organization of the

to silicon”. Secondly, germanium was discovered by Clemens Winkler in 1886. Clemens winkler named the element germanium in honor of his fatherland. Thirdly, germanium fits in the periodic table since it is non-toxic. Germanium is Group 14 period 4 and is in the Carbon and Silicon Family. In other words, germanium is shiny, hard, soft and is similar to silicon. In the first place, germanium is a non

Megan Hoffman Professor Novell English 1520 3/2/2015 Ammunition: considering a plastic bullet alternative Imagine a world in which there is less plastic-based pollution, a healthier ecosystem, and cheaper gun ammunition. You have now pictured a world which uses an alternative material for gun ammunition: plastic. Plastic bullets are, or can be, forged, fired, and as effective as leading gun ammunition materials. Plastic, while non-renewable, can be recycled and reused in ways that were formerly

metal binding [6,7][1,2][1,2], photoreactivity [8–10] and light attenuation [11]. Overall these findings suggest the major involvement of DOM in the global carbon cycle [12,13]. Despite the great potential for EEMs to increase knowledge about DOM behaviour in the environment, their interpretation and statistical treatment remain a challenge [14]. The spectral shapes of EEMs are complex mixtures of multiple and overlapping independent fluorescence phenomena, caused by the wide range of organic molecules

The Piano Sonata No.14 in C sharp minor (Moonlight Sonata); Op.27, No.2, was composed by Ludwig Van Beethoven in 1801. The name Moonlight Sonata was not coined by Beethoven himself, but instead by the German music critic, Ludwig Rellstab in 1836. Rellstab wrote that the sonata had reminded him of the reflected moonlight off of Lake Lucerne, hence the Moonlight Sonata became the unofficial, moreover a permanent title of the piece (The History of the 'Moonlight' Sonata, 2012). Regarding the reasoning

because taking off one of the primary alipathic hydrogens would create a very unstable primary carbon radical. Second would be D because taking off the secondary alipathic would create a slightly more stable secondary carbon radical. The third would E which creates a tertiary carbon radical when taking off the tertiary hydrogen. The fourth would then be A which would create a fairly primary benzyl carbon radical when taking off the primary benzylic hydrogen. The fifth would then be B because taking

group and conjugation with glycine to yield methyl hippuric acid, which is excreted in the urine. Smaller amounts are eliminated unchanged in the exhaled air. There is a low potential for accumulation. Xylene causes health effects from both acute (< 14 days) and also chronic (>365 days) exposure. The type and severity of health effects depends on several factors, including the amount of chemical you are exposed to and the length of time you are exposed for. Individuals also react differently to different